I tried Jerry Rome Nissan, but my computer is having trouble downloading the content on the site for some reason

Where/how can I get these copper plugs? Will these spark plugs need any fabrication to fit properly? Thanks!

 

people sometimes have trouble with the jerryrome.com one or whatever. Try this one http://www.nissandealer.com/jerry-rome/part_catalog.cgi. Your local dealer should also have them, or autozone etc might be able to order them (just tell them to shut the F up when they try to sell you bosch).

*edit* I don't really know what you mean by fabrication, but you don't have to do anything but put them in. However, it would be a very good Idea to check the gap as it could very well be off.

 

um nogo on autozone. but advanced auto has them. just ask for the part number at the store and they will get it. cause there comp will give u a diff plug

 

BKR5E-11 is the part number and nissan part number is 22401-50y05

if you pay more than 2 buck for each, your getting ripped off.

 

Napa has them for 1.21 each

 

Order plugs for a 97 Altima.. make sure you ask for 6. They're Part# BKR5E-11. The NGK stock# which is the one the store keeps in their computer is NGK#6953

 

yeah, that's what I was takin about. How does one check the gap? how does one tell if it's off or not? I'm not really sure what means. thanks!

 

You can get a gapper at any autoparts store for like a dollar or even just barrow one from autozone (or maybe other's...don't know).

 

i have to pay 1.59 for them at my local strauss... but even then they aren't always easy to come by...

 

will copper make the car perform better or is this just a money saver ?

 

For those of you who have replaced your plugs, how difficult is it to replace them? Or really how long did it take to replace?